Best places: Museums in Jamaica

Reggae legend Bob Marley's 19th-century house museum offers guided tours, plus a cafe & a gift shop.

Rural chapel near his birthplace & childhood home where Bob Marley & family members are buried.

Tours are offered of this former tenement yard that was home to Bob Marley & other reggae artists.

Stately 18th-century mansion featuring period-furnished rooms with antiques, plus tours & a pub.

Working foothill plantation producing pineapples, citrus fruit & coffee & offering tours & lunch.

Hillside gallery for local paintings & crafts set in terraced gardens attracting rich birdlife.

Funky venue displaying clothing, instruments & artifacts from the namesake reggae musician.

👍 A special organization standing stoutly on the corridors of East Street. Designed to assist in the promotion and preservation of culture in the island. In your visit you will sure to meet on new friends seeking to unearthed our Nation's marvelous history - Founded in 1879. Wow!

👍👍 Noel's presence lingers in every room, even though more than 40 rears have passed since he died here, alone, in the bathroom. The house is as he left it, unchanged, unvarnished. Firefly takes some effort to find, but if you want to meet the man, you'll find him here. So do it. Whether you're a fan o...

👍 I like this place because it's my home village one of the first Free Villages established in 1840 by the Moravian Church

👍👍 The best place in Portland to learn about the maroons and the Jamaican culture. Dance entertainment is also done by the Charles Town Marroons and the tour guides can also give you a tour.

👍 Much better than it used to be, still not the finished article. Very promising space

👍 Went there not knowing the statue was removed. There wasn't anything online that would justify the removal of the statue and I felt that if the removal of a national monument such as that there should be a rationale for it and be it public. Nonetheless, the courthouse looks good with the old guns in...